CACOL specifically called for the immediate release of detained protesters, including prominent activist and youth leader Comrade Hassan Soweto.
Few hours into the protest, cops fired teargas canisters at the demonstrators, injuring some, arresting others and dispersing the procession.
He urged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities through official channels.
The group decried the aftermath of the repeated, violent and forced evictions.
Mr Sanwo-Olu gave the assurance during the second phase of compensation for affected Oworonshoki residents, where more displaced persons received payments.
The APC chieftain noted that such disregard for laws and regulations had contributed to infrastructural decay, insecurity, and disorder in society.
A don, Jinadu Adele, on Tuesday underscored the need for inclusive governance in Nigeria.
The magistrate adjourned the case until October 2 for hearing.
”Oworonshoki is not the only community affected. Makoko has become a high-risk zone because of the presence of electricity cables over homes and businesses,” the official stated.
Ms Kesha advised motorists to use alternative routes.
